Prevent Objects from loading without ATO

Manuela Jucker · 2024-06-11T13:11:57+00:00

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Dear Community

I have a screen with 3 Data views.

First two dataviews show aggregated values. Users can click on these values and afterwards in data view 3 there is a detailed data.

Now I want the third dataview only load when an entity has a number that is small enough.

Has anyone any Idea how to set it up without ATO? I don't want to use ATO.

Users have different possibilities to narrow the number of data (Time, Region, aso) , so i don't want them force to select when it is not possible. I also don't want to set it up in two screens. switching between screens is not conveniant in this situation.

I tried to achieve it with "Visibility" but the object does load, even if it is not visible.

Thank you all!

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Willians Santana

Hi @Manuela Jucker ,

I hope you are having a great day!
Thank you for your message and question! I do appreciate that.

One idea that you can implement is to create a label that covers the third data view and adjust its visibility according to a formula to hide and unhide the label and show and hide the underlying data view:

Please let me know your comments about that.

Thank you!

Kind Regards,

Willians

Manuela Jucker

Thank you Willians.

But the idea behind my task is, to prevent the third data view from loading and with a lable covering the data view, it will load anyway.

I had another Idea with ATO:

I made an ATO that refers to an Entity with Elements "load" and "Dont load" and when there are two many data, the pager is reset and thus dataview 3 does not laod.

The pager is hided behind a lable so the user cannot choose anything.

Best regards

Manuela

Willians Santana

You are very welcome, @Manuela Jucker ! Thank you for your message and update! I do appreciate that.

Glad to hear that you could achieve that by using the ATO.

Kind Regards,

Willians